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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-20
CHASING Thu CHAMPIONS.
SAVANNAH MAKES A SURPRIS-
ING Squirt,
Emerging From the Contest Only
One Point Behind the
Locals.
M'ARTHUR GETS MAD AND LAYS
OUT AN UMPIRE.
Nashville and New Orleans Come Up
rs Smlllng-General Base
ball NeWe.

The third game between Memphis
and Savannah was played yesterday
afternoon in the presence Of about 200
persons. The game was long drawn
and uninteresting, end there were no
brilliant plays made. Memphis won
the game by the score OF Is to IL. The
playing on the part OF both teams wa,
miserable, and large number OF the
spectators left the grounds before the
fifth inning had been finished. The
home team had the game well in hand
f.om the start, and after the second in
ming they played very loosely, allow
ing the Savannahs to make twelve
runs. Such playing will not do, and
Manager Sneed should put stop to it
at once.
THE GAME.
Memphis went first to bat. Doyle
and Andrews were given their bases
on balls, and both scored on FORCES
single and McAleer's grounder to r .il-
ly. German sent the ball to second,
ard on McAdams's low throw to Par.
ker, Force scored. McAleer went to
third on the pay, and German stole
second. Both men scored on Crotty's
drive 10 center for three bases. Crotty
scored on Phelan's hit TO Nc Adams.
In the second Andrews hit safe, stole
second, went to third on passed ball,
and scored on FORCES drive to right
for three bases. McAleer hit safe and
Force scored. Germans long fly 10
left was dropped by Campau, aud
both he and McAleer SCORED on Reilly
falling TO stop Crotty's grounder.
Phelan hit safe and Crotty scored.
In the fourth Gormsn scored on Nc
Aleer's out at the plate, steal and
Phelan's single to right. In the sixth
German reach first on his hot hit to
McAdams and scored on Crotty's out
and Phelan's two Dagger. The savau-
nahs scored four runs in the 6rst in
ming. Peltz opened by hitting safely.
He went to second on q passed ball,
reached third on Oiotty's wild throw
to second and scored on Cam
psu's hit to short, the bali
bounding over FORCES head. Campau
stole second and scored on passed
ball and Roilly's bit. Reilly ecored
on Blacks muff OF Summers's long fly,
Hu,chiHon's out at fret and Brauer's
single. Brauer went to second on
wild pitch and scored on McAdams's
single. In the fourth Macarthur
scored on his grounder to German, q
passed ball and Parker's single. In
the fifth inning Campau scored on his
two bsgger, Reilly's out, at frat
and Summers's fly TO right. In
the sixth inning McAdams
and Macarthur scored on two singles,
q wild throw by Orotty, an error by
Andrews and Peliz's hot grounder to
Phelan. In the seventh Summers
bit safely, stole second and scored on
Brauer's base hit. In the eighth in
ming Parker hit for two bases, and he
went to third on Peltz's high fly to
center, which was dropped by Black !;
Oampsu hit to German, who threw
Parker out at the plate. Reilly hit
safe and Peltz scored. Summers fol-
lowed with single, and Reilly and
Camp au scored.
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lived and will meet in extraordinary
aaoiou al unoY tonnorrou for IN ni,r.

rived and will meet in extraordinary
session at noon tomorrow, for tn, pur-
pose Of passing appropriation bills.
The members, with whom your co.,
respondent has converted tonight, ex-
press themselves at sea relative to the
reorganization Of the body. 10 fact,
they seem not to know what is to be
done. Ex-senator Camden arrived
this evening, and is ciIcula'-
ing freely among the members.
1t Is generally conceded that a
Senator will be elected, and Congress-
m an w. L. Wilson, Of the Second Dis
trict, will be the lucky man, as he is
looked upon rs the most available per-
son to unite the disrupted Democratic
party. 1t is certain that Mr.. Lucas,
Gov. Wilson's sppointee, will not be
allowed to.hold his place as United
states Senator. The SESSION will be
an exciting one and will last about
thirty dave.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-20
New Orleans ON Top.

NEW ORLEANS, LA, April 19-New
Orleans won its third ct aight fame
today with ease. Mobile started off
smuggling Rittenhouse as II II meant to
win, but he improved later. Both sides
batted hard, but the locals hit more
timely. Both sides also fieIded loose
ly, but New Orleans played better at
critical points. Doiff played short for
Mobile,and he wa, away off Vaughan,
the catcher for New Orleans, discov-
cred in the Ohio bsckwoods, played
brilliantly. Hayes. Powell and Bren.
nan did the best fielding New Or
leans, as usual, did some skillful base
running. The score was IA to 4, ia
favor OF New Orleans.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-20
HE FLORIDA SENATORsHIP
SIN Unsettled-ExtrA Session OF thS
West viFEiniA Aaae mblV.

TALLAHASSEE, FLA, April l9.-The
fifth Democratic caucus met tonight.
ln former caucuses Perry had mai )r.
ity on eleven ballots and a plurality on
ten. First ballot tonisht-FeTTy, IS;
Bloxham, Al; scattering, 2. Fourth
ballot Perry, As; Bloxham, Al. Ad-
journed after the fourth ballot FIVE
members OF the Perry and five OF the
Bloxhsm party were appointed as a
conference committee. Tomorrow's
ballot in joint session will be man.
aged 30 as to prevent an election.
LKGIsLATURR RRAssKAlBLEs.
OHARLIsToN, W. Va, April 10 All
OF the members Of the Legislature ar
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-20
DIAMOnD DOTS.
GoRMAN was hit pretty hard.

GoRMAN was hit pretty hard.
BLACK batted left handed and got In
q two Dagger.
PHsLAN made two nice stops and
Force was all over ths field.
MANAGER sNEKD was sick, and Smith
guarded right f I'D yesterday.
NEW ORLEANS leads In the race for
the Southern League pennant.
CRoTTY caught well but he was q lit
tie off in his Throwing to bases.
PRLrz played center field to perfec-
ton. he made fine running catch
in the 9th inning.
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Summary: Runs earned-NashvilIe,
s.; Charleston, 6. Two base hits
Clinton, Bradley, Corcorsp. Nicholas,
Mclaughlin, Glenn 2. Three base
hits-Hines. Home runs-Firle,
Mclaughlin. Struck out-By Corco-
ran, 2 Bases on hslIs-By Corcoran,
l; by Taylor, 3. BASES given for hit
ting man with ball-Bv Taylor. g.
Passed balls - Nicholas, l. Wild
pitches, Taylor, l. Time of game
l go. Umpire-Burbridge. Scorer
Chatham.
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Tho Maynower-srrow Race on.

Boston, MASS April 19.-Mr. Bur.
gess, owner OF the yacht VA, flower,
received a. cabearam today from Tan
kerville Ohamberlayne, owner of the
English Yacht Arrow, declining to ell
low the M7ytlower free center board
in the roposed international lace in
English waters, The rare ia therefore
off, as MIR. Burgess declines to both
cross the Atlantic and andicsp his
,ocht
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! Summsry: Earned runs New Or
leans, 10; Mobile, 8 Two base hits
Brennan 8, McYey, Flynn and Lang.
Three base hits-Klusman and Pujol.
Total ta'es on hits-New Orleans, "a;
Mobile, 81. First base by errors
New Orleans, A; Mobile, 8. First base
on balls--New Orleans, 4; Mobile 8.
Left on basss-New Orleans, z; Mo-
bile, II. Struck out--By Masran, 2:
by RiEi eth 6use 3 :: Passed balls-Laug,
2. Wild ptches-Masran, 2. Balls
called-0n Rittenhouse, so; on Mas.
,au, 58 Strikes called-Of Ritten-
house, so; off Masran, 4S. Hit by
pitcher Umpire-Atkinson.
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AprlPrGdiciODs..
,e " sp- 80
THE WEATHER
That Old PrObs Has
Selected for
Memphis. 4
WEATHER PROPHETS
And Others Will Please
WEATHER PROPHETS
And Others Will Please
Take Notice.
WARRINGTON, D. G. l.. April l, 1887.

WARRINGTON, d. c., April l, 1887.
To Signal Officer, Memphis, Tenn:
By order Of "Old Probs" you are
hereby ordered to provide the fol-
lowing April weather for Memphis,
Tenn:
From LIST to 10h inclusiUe.-Run
up the flag announcing that it is
time to get new Spring Clothing, and
that the MIsFIT CLOTHING PAR
LoRs, No. 262 Second street, are
crowded with fine Spring Suits and
Overcoats, which are being offered
at very low prices.
From 11h to 20th inclusive.-Fold
away the "cold wave" flag in cam
phor and give the public to UNDER
stand tina. the MIsFiT CLOTHING
PARLoRs are selling for $12, $15 and
$l8 Suits that are really worth
double those figures.
From 21st to 3Oh INCLUSIVE. Turn
on enough heat to convince the peo-
pie that winter is finally over. Dis
play "cautionary signals" against
high prices, and remind the world
that to get full value for money
Clothing should always be bought at
the MIsFIT PARLoRs.
Points.-April will have but thirty
days. 1t is short work, and peopla
with short pocketbookS will find
that they can save money by buying
0varooots Cu;te mr. panta OF tho M
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phis, z; Savannah, 2 Struck out-By
Macarthur, 4. Bases stolen-Psltz, 2;
Oampeau, /; Doyle, 2; MoAieer, 5;
German, !; Phelan, 3; Andrews, q;
Force, 2; Black, |; McAdsms, l. Balk
German, l. Three base hit-Orotty,
1. Two base hits-Phelan, Force,
Black, Andrews, Campeau and Parker.
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Dissolution of Partnership.
Memphis, TzEE., April Is, 1887.

MEMPHIS, TRNN., April Is, 1887.
This instrument withnesseth, tha by mu-
tual consent of the partners, the firm of
GALLAWAY h HEATING, Memphis, Ten
nessee, owners, publishers and EoprietorS
Of the MEMPHIS APPEAL newspaper, and of
the on 1T and machinery thereunto pertain
ing, has this day been dissolved, the said M.
O. 6ALLAwsY retiring, having sold his inter-
est in said Newspaper property to W, A.
CoLLIER, M B.. TREzEyANT AARON d.
ALLEN, LAURENCE LAMB and I. B. HAroHETr.
M. q. 0ALLAWAY,
J. NJ HEATING.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-20

In retiring from the APPEAL beg to ex-
press my sincere thanks 20 its friends and
patrons for their support and Confidence.
aod heartily bespeak tor my successors a
OF tie same.
NJ n QAJIAWAv
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DIR. Il. Ia. LASKI,

Physician, Surgeon ana AccOuCbsr.
kEsIDENCB AND oPRIcR,
84S Main street, Near UulOs>.
Telephone No IS.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-05
spAltKs FROM OUR WIRE

Sharp shocks Of earthquakes were felt yes
tefJaY "a AnruE'a Ga. Charleston :. O..
Spmmerviie, MIDWAY, OsSley aad inter-
ntiiuc points
The isauery Of !. ". Law a son, en-
DloyiDg - men at Cambridge Mass, bum
sd ysrferasy morning. Loss 5000 fully
insured. Sevefsi hands we're discharged
saturday apd the TIRE 10 supposed 10 have
been iucendisfy
The Be gisn Red Ssr Steamship Wac
land which lefi New York February ~ .or
Antwsrv went ashore Oh Goo.wia lands IN
the straits oi Dover ~ a fox yesterday: toe
psssenkes- wee landed ai Deal.
lD sn engagemeni between the insurgents
and the iaisniry a. slha yesterday four men
were killed.
Some arrests Of pr0minen, Canadians are
promised Tor circulating false rufnors which
led t. q depreciation u Canaaian Pacific
securities.
Tnomss c. Wood odHor,h, OF sommeryille.
Mass has saspsoded Liabilities fi5V1J
two thirds secured
r. Trssk. skating rink proprietor A.
QHocy, Mass has assigned. disabilities
$1,000. asse's lfshf.
A. y 8enS0a. az Austin. Tex. fell Or
iunpsd into the Colorado Tiver last evea.
ing and vas drowned.
J. 9 Moves 4 son. Of Lowell. Mass, have
isi'ei. Liabilities $l5 90.
The ear on the Central Vermont rold
wiil De heated py s'esm from the engines
The bulgarian government has declared
ths Fsiy Of sofia and iis enYirons in 8 state
oi seigs.
The labor pa-a4e 81 Cambridge, Mass
wss participated Ia o. about eighteen hun-
drei le1ple lest D ghi.
Measles are epidemic a. Shenandoah. IA.
Over flur hpndrei c0iid-sn are Affected
The Ssns.e ye-feriav csoBrmed JssN
Trolftr - Recorder ~ Deeds n As i)istrics
Of to,gnio4a
The Maine House bss passed iortnighay
payment biil.
Tie sfr ~ Al @sn Fsurisc1 against the
cable ines wii pe discontinued Nonasy
seasiof beorzs Hssrsi. sof san Francisco.
hss Transferred tie Fl5a4saT 70 ais son
Willissa.
10 tse Eislsa- NcD8nsla arbs A. Mime
sg1ls he lsfssr w. knccsed out ~ Tie
6rsi roand
prvsnsissse. fts IssHan Iesasr 81 ths
Ne. Asss. sifiks. as held for srial res.
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dies stssl
fflm k~kfr. e1i1res rspist rss hargsd
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Telegram-herald., 1887-03-05

The Sherwood Factory Damaged by the
flames >e@siy sgs 900 Loss.

Yesterday forenoon IRE broke ont IN the
"a tory OF the Sherwood Manufacturing
Company. on the corner 81 Souih Division
sAd Pfescoft-s's The ire wss iirsl disc0y
cred oa The third llooF. ia the drying room,
and though the worsmsn brought the ire
hose. wi;h which The baildine Was amply
supplied, into requisition. tbe ire con
unued % gain heaiWa5 and IN a few min
utes the whole upper ADor was Ia hames
The Fire Department responded promptly
70 the slarm. and AID some very crsdiieb.e
WORK e0ahnins the h.mes principally 20
tire tsp ilO5r The Whole building WAS gGt.
ted ap1 soaked With wafer. sud the root Of
the buiid.ns vas alnos, shoiiy destfsyao
The 1anes did not ach the ifpai orion
OF the i4ciory. o. the iTst ano second hoors
hui al the oil ee furniture and hxlures are
rUinen bv water in the rsar ol the build
ing the flames got headway, and did con
siderable damage on al! the three doors
considerable of the st0ck. which Was st0ren
on the TOP hODf VS. removed. The 5nlld-
ing va Owned bv Wan Mckay. bat the
company viii rebuild y immediately, max
ing some additions thereto ana the en-
plpyes viii no, be kept oui OF employment
fr lang. fhe fo'a loss IS a. ioilOws.
Building 81 $50 contents. sic 900. The
Insurance GA the building ~ : 800, divided
b.jveeu the Hanover Compsny of New
\ Hk snd the Nichissn Fire and Maine Il
Detroit. On tie ccuienls here was but
50 40 insurance. s. T'D un machinery and
= 30 on stock.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-05

Mis- N7rs Laagion ef Scribpsr-st has
gone % Fsiiadsipais - siten I seaD3l
Nss HATTIE EssiIas of Jsirsif 3 speel-
~ a fsw days ~ita Trends oa Yes brl8gs
81
Bills" Woif Of Kellogg & i.spze drag
store - sFsin abe 20 Be srogad after
severe iirsss
A naalbsr of ihe Nsst Sidsrs ~ha have
been in "a firas soending The Wia,er are
excee 81 h,fnse se<f resk.
Inc Wsst side merchants are airrzdy put
ting 10 as< sN8laEs ever their places of
business sna ne tent men are respi1g
harssst
Ms r. : Iyoo. of Marion. ina who
hss aeen VISITING hrs p l.. Moaue of
hfos,iwsy. fsr some anae. riN 7stara q
hef assao i1sg
farrsrcs Nausfe,d. 81 Wet Faiton- 81
r. lald nb siih a broken rr<f rhiea So re-
eeir-i Ths rz3sv nig7f wnsls engaged ia
little xsni~ ~ asgieaF,.
Rishas Eafle-ssn a ~ the Eve - Ish9-
rah. IL rsr IL Ierusaiew whers ae s 90
iar nfiss 0nsrr sark. I'd SD sbat e
has crxsnszesi another church asrs scd
thar Il = gnts a sGccsss
Wr ard Mrs kortlsnsier gate veYv
pleasant Bsrty Al their r~ssdeacs % Saew-
nuf ave- ass evening Thsrs 80 ever
afy o1upie er@sest asle1g them 5@iaf sae
'-ogress - Fsseh-e eiah freae - Rrsas-
ulfk Aher resfeSa7ssrts weFe 4~ye6
games were sr.fsr. sltef rAah az srnsd
ne usarr val sairh laStef Galii "a
eariF boar lhis uorniag
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-05
HON. EDWARD saslruso DEAD.
Passed Away at Eastman. Gsors'a-some-
thing OF bis History.

tk1e.aHfs fe tat tfal-ssa ttssss.
N.RQr ErrE, March "A dispatch re
csived here thi, morning announces the
death OF ex-Congressman Edward Breituug
at Eastman. Ga. where he went for tie
benefit Of his beGlth. lie lcayesa wife and
one child, son aged ls and with them q
fortune estimated al from two 10 i've
million dollars. lie was born ia Germany
in 1882. snd came 20 America IN ls'2. was .
thirty second degree Mason and ihs lesdlIs
Republican Of tn. Ssciion OF me STATE. aiv-
ing served foar terms A. Slate senator and
one tefm in Congress retiring 80 years
ssO on account of poor health. tie Was
noted for his grest iibsra.iiy aud unswerv
ing honesty IN integrity. lie disposed @.
fDrsunes IN charity aud for charitable pur-
poses aud Was for years gnoEs A. The poor
mans friena. His death Is Damaging
dow 10 the interest5 oi The pper fenin-
saia. in fact co the Whole state The re-
mains will he brought Moth for bueiai.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-05

'iF"Fi A-tt%fi ts 10" IA Jerusalem
p % Sfgdley a' Detroit attending a
nee ing of fs.t boot manufactures
No Nsrtas Wsaaa Of Montague. is vis-
HnS diss Nettia >unsen. of C.inlon-st
% * Agass oi Al Clemens. IS ia the
clay gurfhsing tirnit0rs 20 rslaruish his
hoss here
q. e. Fierce 49, H. stevens snd Col csa
e. r. sss uiii eavs aaudsy Tor a. extend
81 irip IA ,he >sata
Mrs g. p 8 lxr0n5 Ras esllei T. Kaia
nis. 10 yesterday sg the i.laess ol u.r
brother AFthn- Ssoxu
ars Eschuabel vsul &. Far Waya. lad.
Yesterday 70 te pre- e .t tae ceie ,rsslol q
her isfce-s ssseaaet eirlhfsg.
dsnry Psa. ani Harvey Peters. 81 F,rl
Wayne nd. were be tbe ritv YESTERDAY
buying rnteare fif ihs residences
Frsnk bgrch. ef thls eity. - he aathor
OF .So EeE ~sass eufsfiss 'Somebssy :
Wn ins f3r feu. and "~wsst B.0f's
SAGE
Fr1 D. Mis- sn.i as mother. M.sR q.
Msuhees have sens % Hst Spriass. A..
ssasss They Vii be absent A couple u
monfhs.
Mss Nsssis ogien has fast returned
from Naslt ie Tenn where she aas bs.sa
sshtag senas sad reisiives for the PAST
fre sptss
ASS usaorsa Tern SKINS her althe- ard
Vs.er are sfora. 1e a. fae y ,erea s1.l Nill
~ leased 20 .rcsfss any eI fasir oid friends
m t1e eveaIn-s.
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srsss on ras Neesi 81 H1rte1i fsrsi son
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sciT oeefi q pspsr etr7ei tf.terr A. Nslsna.-
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1tree efrer* an >iss
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sns hets aae 13ia FIX Bai1e b essat-
ei 'o nfn ov As9a Phelps. r. County
frrssrFef 1f Atene county.
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norea hou~ iriri Csirssa.
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wrs e,fs-s Deu - -he EEK six moaths.
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shsafs u a. srsEheF jaasss II NclAs2ala.
ifozs ~ksza he ksa hs-ri sslaiaS feg a.
m3& t~e sloss yssfs. fblrts stas y<aEz
40 sA<n very young h@ l<it "a Aoane -
>lanes Dsar l.ox BFs<za. Bftsh AassFtaa.
aAt aacs tksu uaul 4akke fscsuty "a
r<lstsses hAss nexer b~sa sble - slscotsr
as . ssisc~sz sf.fa - sis sAsrs2tos1is As
ths izte slsetsoa n Niehizss BE sas eaese2
lea ssa AT ss3sernoF u khs 4ss 81 a.@nl-
xan. xnd his as,As ooznlnk prominently Do
lore tie p<opis 81 thai cesu aon nseaita n
taak eouneegion nspksN rs~lassg a. bsg
Gay. A.eh.. p!sced hi1seif ia cosaaaontas
sisn eta hi ~ sna discovered IA tie ass y
sicsfss on clst his loak iost anelt. Ne m
in~aixfsis eoaaalssiestsd ~ltb sister re
si1.ax Ia baston 4nd shs "a tarn wrote 10
Alsx acIleaslc Of s4is city
Aisxsndsr thsn wrote - tbs
Llsutsnsnt s30vsnof of Niekigsn sns
fs~ days siBoe FeceiEed reply t0aflneiDg
aim tsal i cas- spessd his loax lpst esoiRer.
James r. NeDonzlas Fesideacs = IA -
esnsoz Mica. bat hs Is - pEessni resl1lns
lsnap apsrafily a. tsnsiak the ~ste capital.
dnring the sessioa Of the legislators. tie
zrites 90 his brother ia the eify stating that
hs snail come East and pay him visit soon
after ths sSi0aroment Of the legislature
sanasld Mcdonald. ~sri clerk Of ward
sni a prominent member OF lhr knights %
LABOR in this city, : = sOn of Aie1snder
Mcdonald and a nephew Of the Lieutenant
OoverneF
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-05

Livingston. ihf msu who Keeps the 81.
teen cent iuneh Joint ia the Arcade. and
whose recuiiariiy is his love for abusing
both h,s servants and guests, Yesterday
about 7 clock again got into a little
trouble One ol toe wsitsrs notified Police
Hea3ou>riers ana al oiilceg va dispa ched
10 the rccne of The ruciio8. bat upon his
afrisai ai traces ~ the racset had been
wip.l Out /, vas after snrds learned, how
ever tina; Livingston soG Alez Hamilton
the Cplo-sd limb of lhs iaw, goi into little
alisrcsiion snd AlsX ieil Livingston minus
a handful OF his glossy black beard
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-05

large a1d ApprecisfiTs audience have
attended Sniifh's pysrA II u.e iii.s week
Fhs sFsc altiss pre- seuts,l are e1ceilrul The
HonuerfGi im mpsr,vnafOr. N8fouN. Z. sac
llvit1 ssiig tae greatest inta.ic uos hffOFe ne
puJlic. snd his So F.seives i.frliis aeH.sfi-s -s.
Tie Star CsliiVye Qa-rseits sss sxeslie8t
singers asd their saiist0n 90 fsliiOpe snd
church orgsn sse grand The Rfrke Pros.
are tx0 great Comedians. sat their baxlug
hu-lestus spa rtog csches tbe houses.
- mOnts & Ia mes ia their sketch. the
q 4 Fssaienes lioniss'ssd introducing
a. endless variety u rev and 0riyinai fss
tgrss seeFsa iseidet st. X. g. Kelly
ssDx seysfsi baritone s0ng. with good
"a cf >eus'0S I.ae fsfuu. the old lsv0rits
eoaIe.iisn. = sntkgsls-ticssiy received The
halanee 81 tns company infys duce pleasing
speCIslties The f0arsng s.,erpiecs
Shaioxs of a Grest CITY closes RE en-
terssiament. \ srsnd matinee ~ = ,. m.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-05

To Bara the B~ld~in school House Proves
Sntess<fai.

kNs. asset xtltss.s sts.eA
BAIDsfS. Asrch f.-At o'clock last
night John R4nney C 4 W NJ. engineer
discovered FIRE breaking through the roof OF
the school nous. here. lie gave the alarm
Dy blowing his engine whistle and The peo
pc si,asd to the scene. bat IL was too late
10 ave he bailiinz Tas sOFs Of the ia
csniiarv had heer vel GOne aad the build
ing Was entirely destroyed although tae
eontents-Orgsn, BOOKS. map, e'c.-wsre
saved. This sas the third attempt 20 burn
the house and it il sapposed the blaxs Was
started in sofue very infsmmabe msterisl.
The people are fan Of indignstson aud II
the psnislratOrs OF the crime c0ald be de
iected they would receive rough treatment.
The taxpayers will fee the loss heavily, as
toe building had not oeeu paid FOR and an
other one nnst De hnsiI al Oh e..
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-05

A Foreman Discharged for Causing Mas
Death. E,cSs go

Lu4aEE. March An e1lnloys Al infh-
er 4 Wilson camp was sick "Wednesday,
and wanted to lay of; . DAY, ba' John Nos-
burg, tie foreman. refused 10 a.los him %
do - and discouraged him. The man got
his trunk. anu 10 his haste 60 board The
!ogsing tram for town he =! and Wa -
oSdiy injured thai hs oisd Wednesday
al ,ht ana Wa burisi ya-tsrlay afternoon.
Ihis 30 exas iera'sd Tire other employees
thai ihey reused 4, work longer under
John Vosbiss a. forenisn asii marched IN
a bo ~ 40 the ia,nosr COM snvs Office snc
stated tosif xii-yanee. fHe hFia Yielded -
their demand and discharged Nos0urg